907 Union Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The four-story, four-unit residential building at 907 Union Street in Park Slope, owned by Philip Li, has a mixed record of compliance with housing maintenance and construction regulations dating back to 2011. Most notably, the building has experienced recurring issues with filing annual bedbug reports, receiving four consecutive Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2021 and 2024 for failure to comply with this requirement, of which the most recent two remain open as of April 2024. The building's history also includes some significant construction-related violations from 2018, including one active Environmental Control Board violation regarding work that did not conform to approved construction documents, for which a penalty of $1,250 was imposed.

This construction-related violation was associated with alteration work (Alt 2) under the permit #321202658. A separate but resolved ECB violation from 2018 concerning general building maintenance also resulted in a similar penalty. The property's rodent inspection history shows mixed results, with initial inspections in 2011 and 2016 yielding both a failure and a pass, respectively.

The building, constructed in 1895, is classified as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" building, which typically indicates a prior conversion from another use to residential status. While the recent pattern of bedbug report violations is concerning, it's worth noting that these violations are administrative in nature and not directly related to the building's physical safety or habitability conditions. The building's owner, Philip Li, is required to address the open bedbug report violations to bring the building into full compliance with housing regulations, while the earlier construction-related matters from 2018 appear to have been largely resolved with the exception of one active violation.